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    Default Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    I always get mixed up or forget what the number/Letter combinations for the classification of adhesive and Grout mean and everytime I try to look for a guide on here I can never find one so I thought I would start one off myself.

    Please feel free to add to it or correct me

    Type C - Cementitious (Cement based Adhesives)
    Type D - Dispersion (Ready mixed / Tubbed)
    Type R - Resin (Epoxy)

    Extra characteristics are described by the numbers and letters below

    1 - Normal Adhesive
    2 - Improved Adhesive
    F - Fast Setting
    T - Thixotropy (Reduced slip/ Slip Resistance)
    E - Extended open time
    G - Grout

    S - Elasticity / Flexibility / Deformability
    S1 = Deformable (Flexible)
    S2 = Highly Deformable
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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    you just need to e mail this to the majority of tile shop staff and we might start to get some acurate advice given out to customers for a change.

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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    I've made the thread sticky. Well worth keeping to hand.
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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    That'll be a 2E then!

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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    my only comment on is regarding grout (see blue text).


    Quote Originally Posted by united View Post
    I always get mixed up or forget what the number/Letter combinations for the classification of adhesive and Grout mean and everytime I try to look for a guide on here I can never find one so I thought I would start one off myself.

    Please feel free to add to it or correct me

    Type C - Cementitious (Cement based Adhesives)
    Type D - Dispersion (Ready mixed / Tubbed)
    Type R - Resin (Epoxy)
    Type G - Grout

    Extra characteristics are described by the numbers and letters below

    1 - Normal Adhesive
    2 - Improved Adhesive
    F - Fast Setting
    T - Thixotropy (Reduced slip/ Slip Resistance)
    E - Extended open time

    S - Elasticity / Flexibility / Deformability
    S1 = Deformable (Flexible)
    S2 = Highly Deformable

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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    thx buddy u did a great job

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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    United, so looking at these classifications, which adhesive and grout combo would I need in a steam room? thanks ahead of time. jtw11373


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    Default Re: Adhesive & Grout Classifications

    Great info
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    Thx United, Cut, pasted and laminated into file

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